Gunsmoke Season 3 Episode 3
After Harry Spencer’s life is saved Matt receives a wanted poster for Joe Sharpe who robbed a bank. Matt learns that Joe and Shape left Dodge so Sharpe could try and get the reward money.
Serie: Gunsmoke
Episode Title: Blood Money
Air Date: 1957-09-28
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